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With Bones, Son Lux became a band. A trio, to be exact: one that has meticulously woven together dizzying percussion, fraying guitar, symphonic bluster, and haunting vocals into a quaking and vivid post-pop (post-everything) burst. The fourth Son Lux LP combines all of the architectural precision and aural inventiveness we've come to expect, with more immediacy and melody than ever thanks to ...
Son Lux. Paese d'origine. Stati Uniti. Genere. Post-rock Musica elettronica Art pop Musica sperimentale. Periodo di attività musicale. 2008 – in attività. Etichetta. City Slang Joyful Noise Anticon.
Ryan Lott. Ryan Lott (born 1979) is an American musician. He founded the band Son Lux which has released five albums and four EPs. The band's most recent album Brighter Wounds appeared in February 2018, the preceding album Remedy appeared in May 2017. He is also a member of Sisyphus and has scored the soundtracks for a number of films, most ...
Son Lux then signed with City Slang, which released 2018's Brighter Wounds. A more personal album affected by both loss and the birth of Lott's first child, it featured guests including the chamber sextet yMusic and trumpeter Dave Douglas. Released the same year, the companion EP Yesterday's Wake reimagined some of the record's musical themes.
Brighter Wounds is the fifth studio album by Son Lux. It was released through City Slang on February 9, 2018. [1] Music videos were created for "Slowly", [13] "All Directions", [14] and "The Fool You Need". [15]
Definition. Die Maßeinheit Lux ist definiert als die photometrische Beleuchtung, die ein Lichtstrom von 1 Lumen (lm) erzeugt, wenn er sich gleichmäßig über eine Fläche von 1 Quadratmeter (m 2) verteilt: Äquivalent dazu kann man auch formulieren: [1] 1 Lux ist die Beleuchtungsstärke in 1 Meter Entfernung von einer punktförmigen ...
The trio released their debut EP, Beak & Claw, on Anticon in 2012. [2] It features vocal contributions from Shara Worden and Doseone. [3] In 2013 the trio changed their name to Sisyphus. [4] In an interview, Stevens said, "S/S/S started to sound like the Nazi Schutzstaffel with a lisp, so we had to change it."
